Texas Rangers fans received disappointing news today as it was announced that shortstop Corey Seager will undergo season-ending sports hernia surgery. The news comes after Seager experienced recurring discomfort in his abdomen.
Seager, who was acquired by the Rangers in a trade with the Los Angeles Dodgers during the offseason, has been a key player for the team this season. The 27-year-old had been hitting .265 with 10 home runs and 34 RBIs in 58 games before being placed on the injured list last week.
The decision to undergo surgery was made after consultation with team doctors and specialists. Seager is expected to make a full recovery but will miss the remainder of the season as he focuses on rehab and returning to full strength for next year.
In a statement, Rangers manager Chris Woodward expressed his disappointment at losing Seager for the rest of the season but emphasized the importance of his health and recovery. The team will now look to other players to step up and fill the void left by Seager’s absence.
This news comes as a blow to the Rangers, who are currently in the midst of a challenging season. Despite their struggles, the team had been hopeful that Seager could help provide a spark for the team down the stretch. Now, they will have to adjust their plans and find a way to compete without one of their key players.
As Seager begins his road to recovery, all eyes will be on the Rangers as they work to finish the season strong and build momentum for next year. Fans will undoubtedly miss seeing Seager on the field but will be rooting for his speedy recovery and return to the team in the future.
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